Carrot Fritters with Yogurt Sauce

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I’ve got some yummy Carrot Fritters for you that make a fabulous side dish for either dinner or breakfast. In the morning, pair them with an omelet (topped with a touch of cheese and sliced avocado – pictured below) and a side of fruit. And in the evening, serve with seafood (such as sautéed shrimp or scallops) and an arugula salad. These fritters are great leftover as well, so feel free to make them in advance or double the recipe so you can have them with two meals in a week!

For the sauce

Instructions

For the fritters

Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium-low heat. One by one, spoon the carrot mixture in 1/4 cup sized patties into the pan. Gently flatten with the back of a spatula and cook until golden brown, about 3 to 4 minutes per side.

Serve warm with prepared yogurt sauce below.

For the sauce

In a small bowl, combine the yogurt, lime juice, and honey. Serve over the top of the fritters.

Recipe Notes

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Great recipe. I ate the patties as fast as I made them.
I started with the 1.5 cups of grated carrots but it was moist and eggy when frying so added another 1c of grated carrot.
I fried them for 1min a side on medium heat to seal them and then baked at 375 for 30min.

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